You must do what works for you, not________what works for other people

A . Delegate appropriate Active Directory permissions to the junior IT administrators B . Add the junior IT administrators’ user accounts to the Domain Admins user group C . Create a custom Microsoft Management Console （MMC） that uses taskpad views to enable the appropriate tasks for the junior IT administrators D . Make the junior IT administrators’ domain user accounts member of the local Administrators group on all client computers E . Create new domain user accounts for each junior IT administrator. Make the new accounts members of the Domain Admins group and instruct junior IT administrators to use the new accounts only for appropriate administrative task

A .  Enable supplemental logging for the database. B .  Specify undo retention guarantee for the database C .  Create Flashback Data Archive in the tablespace where the tables are stored. D .  Create Flashback Data Archive and enable Flashback Data Archive for specific table

A . Modify the connection string in the Web.config file to connect to the CRM database. B . Add new a SqlMembershipProvider to the Web.config file. C . Create a custom Membership Provider inheriting from MembershipProvider. D . Create a custom MembershipUser inheriting from MembershipUser.

A . Select the block that contains the data to appear in the pie chart.  B . Select the table that contains the data to appear in the pie chart.  C . Select the view that contains the data to appear in the pie chart.  D . Nothing. The wizard will automatically create the pie chart based on the highlighted data.

A . Issue a computer certificate to P_RAS1. Reconfigure the remote access policy on P_RAS1 to accept only EAP-MD5 authentication. Then， specify that P_RAS1’s computer certificate is to be used for authentication B . Issue a user certificate to the Administrator account on P_RAS1. Reconfigure the remote access policy to accept only EAP-MD5 authentication. Then， specify that the Administrator account’s user certificate is to be used for authentication C . Issue a computer certificate to P_RAS1. Reconfigure the remote access policy to accept only EAP-TLS authentication. Then， specify the P_RAS1’s computer certificate is to be used for authentication D . Issue a user certificate to the Administrator account on P_RAS1. Reconfigure the remote access policy to accept only EAP-TLS authentication. Then， specify that the Administrator account’s user certificate is to be used for authenticatio

A . Create a new child domain named extranet.corp.woodgrovebank.com in the existing forest. Create user accounts for users from partner companies in the new child domain. Create shortcut trusts in which the child domain trusts every domain in the forest B . Create a new forest and domain named extranet.woodgrovebank.com. Create user accounts for users from partner companies in the new domain. Create a one-way forest trust relationship in which the extranet forest trusts the company forest C . Create a new forest and domain named extranet.woodgrovebank.com. Create user accounts for users from partner companies in the new domain. Create an external trust relationship in which the extranet domain trusts the den.corp.woodgrovebank.com domain D . Create a child domain of the den.corp.woodgrovebank.com domain for the extranet. Create user accounts for users from partner companies in the new child domain. Create an external trust relationship in which the forest root domain trusts the extranet domai

A . Install wireless network cards on all accounting department computers. Select PEAP authentication B . Install user certificates on all accounting department computers. Configure these computers to respond to requests for IPSec encryption C . Issue smart cards and smart card readers to all accounting department users and computers. Require NTLMv2 authentication D . Issue smart cards and smart card readers to all accounting department users and computers. Configure the domain to require smart cards for the accounting department users during logo

A . Create wireless VPNs using L2TP/IPSec between the client computers to the wireless access point B . Configure IEEE 802.1x authentication with smart cards C . Configure the wireless network to use Wired Equivalent Privacy （WEP） D . Install and configure an Internet Authentication Service （IAS） server

A . Issue smart cards and smart card readers to all portable computer users. Configure the domain to require smart cards for login and to log off users who remote their smart cards B . Configure the portable computers to connect to only wireless networks that use Wired Equivalent Privacy （WEP）. Install digital certificates on all portable computers C . Install computer certificates on all portable computers. Configure all portable computers to respond to requests for IPSec encryption D . Install biometric authentication devices on all portable computers. Configure the Default Domain Policy GPO to require complex passwords for all user

A . Configure the Web site to require SSL connections. Configure the Web site to require client certificates. Enable and configure client certificate mapping on the Web site B . Configure the Web site to require SSL connections. Disable anonymous access to the Web site.Assign the Allow – Read  permission to the customer user accounts for the folder that contains the Web site files C . Configure the Web site to use only Microsoft .NET Passport authentication. Specify the den.corp.woodgrovebank.com domain as the default domain for .NET Passport authentication.Configure a custom local IPSec policy on the Web servers to require IPSec communications D . Configure the Web site to use only Windows Integrated authentication. Configure a custom local IPSec policy on the Web servers to require IPSec communications. Configure the IPSec policy to use certificate-based authentication and encryptio

A . Deploy an L2TP/IPsec VPN server in each call center. Configure the portable computers as L2TP VPN clients B . Create IPSec tunnel mode connections between the customer support users home and the company’s Internet-facing routers C . Create IP packet filters on the company’s Internet-facing routers to allow the Remote Desktop Protocol （RDP）.Create IPSec filters on the terminal servers to allow only connections that use RDP D . Create IP packet filters on the company’s Internet-facing routers to allow the IPSec protocols. Assign the Secure Server （Require Security） IPSec policy to the terminal servers. Assign the Client （Respond only） IPSec policy to the portable computer

A . Permit administrators to use an HTTP interface to manage servers remotely B . Permit only administrators to connect to the servers’ Telnet service C . Permit administrators to manage the servers by using Microsoft NetMeeting D . Require administrators to use Remote Desktop for Administration connections to manage the server

A . You can perform consistent backups only. B . You can perform a complete database backup without shutting down the database instance. C . You can back up data files only when all data files have the same SCN recorded in the control file. D . You can back up only those data files whose headers are frozen by using ALTER TABLESPACE BEGINBACKUP or ALTER DATABASE BEGIN BACKUP command

A . Create a new security template that enables the Audit account logon events policy for successful and failed attempts. Create a new GPO， and link it to the domain. Import the new security template into the new GPO B . Create a new security template that enables the Audit account logon events policy for successful and failed attempts. Create a new GPO， and link it to the Domain Controllers OU. Import the new security template into the new GPO C . Create a new security template that enables the Audit logon events policy for successful and failed attempts. Create a new GPO， and link it to the Domain Controllers OU. Import the new security template into the new GPO D . Create a new security template that enables the Audit logon events policy for successful and failed attempts. Create a new GPO， and link it to the domain. Import the new security template into the new GPO

A . Ensure that all wireless networking equipment fully supports the IEE 802.11a， IEEE 802.11b， and IEEE 802.11g wireless networking protocols B . Assign a random service set identifier （SSID） to each wireless access point. Disable broadcasting of SSIDs on all wireless access points C . Create a firewall to block traffic to any IP address that did not originate from the company’s DHCP servers. Ensure that all wireless access points connect behind this new firewall D . Configure a server to use Internet Authentication Service （IAS）. Configure the wireless networking equipment to use the IEEE 802.1x protocol and the IAS server

A . Enable supplemental logging for the database. B . Specify undo retention guarantee for the database C . Create Flashback Data Archive in the tablespace where the tables are stored. D . Create Flashback Data Archive and enable Flashback Data Archive for specific table

A . Configure the kiosk computers as computers that are not members of any domain.Use Local Computer Policy to configure the computers with the collection of settings in the Kiosk Desktop Specification B . Install one kiosk computer as a model.Configure this computer with the collection of settings in the Kiosk Desktop Specification.Copy the content of the C：\Documents and Settings\Default Users folder from this model computer to all other kiosk computers C . Create a system policy file named Ntconfig.pol and configure it with the collection of settings in the Kiosk Desktop Specification.Make the kiosk computers members of the Active Directory domain.Use a Group Policy object （GPO） to run a startup script that copies the Ntconfig.pol file to the System32 folder on each kiosk computer D . Create a Group Policy object （GPO） and configure it with the collection of settings in the Kiosk Desktop Specification： Also include an appropriate software restriction policy.Make the kiosk computers members of the Active Directory domain， and place the computer account objects in a dedicated OU. Link the GPO to this OU

A . You must use log transactions. B . You must use Calendar Repair Assistant （CRA）. C . You must select the resource booking attendant. D . You must set up Task Scheduler.

A . Install the Terminal Services Advanced Client Web client on WEB2 B . Modify the Winreg registry key on WEB2 C . Install the RPC over HTTP service on WEB2 D . Modify the RestrictAnonymous registry key on WEB2

A . Configure all client computers to use Automatic Updates to obtain security patches from the Windows Update Web site. Test and install all patches B . Configure a batch file to download security patches daily. Distribute the security patches by using a.zap file and the Default Domain Policy Group Policy object （GPO） C . Deploy a Software Update Services （SUS） server. Test all security patches and then approve them. Configure all client computers to automatically obtain updates from the server D . Configure a batch file to download security patches daily. Manually install the security patches on all computer

A . Require client computers to connect to the marketing application by using a VPN connection B . Use IPSec to encrypt communications between the servers in the New York and Atlanta offices C . Require the high security setting on Terminal Services connections to the marketing application D . Configure all marketing application Web pages to require SSL

A . You can perform consistent backups only. B . You can perform a complete database backup without shutting down the database instance. C . You can back up data files only when all data files have the same SCN recorded in the control file. D . You can back up only those data files whose headers are frozen by using ALTER TABLESPACE BEGINBACKUP or ALTER DATABASE BEGIN BACKUP commands.

A．A.Select an account assignment category B．B.Set the indicator for non-valuated goods receipts C．C.Set the Goods Receipt indicator D．D.Set the Invoice Receipt indicator